Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread part 2½

curl_girl

Anon wrote: »

:snow_laug:santa2::xmastree::rudolf::snow_grin

Good morning.

We are getting ready for the big C - our Christmas decorations are up :cool:.

Anon

!!!! Way too early.
Will be thick in dust before Christmas.

That's my excuse.

Morning peeps.

curl_girl

Need to look for car insurance for young driver!
Son is buying his first car this week, any advice from an elite parent who's been through this recently would be most welcome!
Tia.

Sarahdol75

Anon wrote: »

:snow_laug:santa2::xmastree::rudolf::snow_grin

Good morning.

We are getting ready for the big C - our Christmas decorations are up :cool:.

Anon

Your late, mine went up on Saturday :rotfl::rotfl:

curl_girl wrote: »

Need to look for car insurance for young driver!
Son is buying his first car this week, any advice from an elite parent who's been through this recently would be most welcome!
Tia.

We insured ours with Co Operative, cost £1 800.00 for the year, but every 90 days they review the policy if they are driving good, my son received £300 cashback, oncourse again for another £300.00. All of his friends went with More Than, they have only ever received £20.00.

Serendipitious

Good morning all

curl_girl

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Your late, mine went up on Saturday :rotfl::rotfl:



We insured ours with Co Operative, cost £1 800.00 for the year, but every 90 days they review the policy if they are driving good, my son received £300 cashback, oncourse again for another £300.00. All of his friends went with More Than, they have only ever received £20.00.

Thanks.
That's interesting I didn't realise it worked like that.
More than came out the cheapest initally at 1300. Didn't realise you were rewarded for good driving. I think it's a great idea.
Will have a look.

marmitelovemehateme

Good morning....Cloudy damp and breezy day here.....:wave:

marmitelovemehateme

josie_ann57 wrote: »

Savy sal lovely that you have support from your sister marigoldsal, Take care both of you.

If I buy laphoraig at sada and it's the same price elsewhere, will it work out cheaper, please? I've had a request to take a bottle to Brisbane. Thank you.:)

Can you take a bottle of liquid on a plane....Long time since I flew anywhere but I know there are some restrictions now...:D

Anon

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

Can you take a bottle of liquid on a plane....Long time since I flew anywhere but I know there are some restrictions now...:D

I believe yes if you buy it in the airport airside.

HTH

Anon

marmitelovemehateme

Anon wrote: »

:snow_laug:santa2::xmastree::rudolf::snow_grin

Good morning.

We are getting ready for the big C - our Christmas decorations are up :cool:.

Anon

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Your late, mine went up on Saturday :rotfl::rotfl:



We insured ours with Co Operative, cost £1 800.00 for the year, but every 90 days they review the policy if they are driving good, my son received £300 cashback, oncourse again for another £300.00. All of his friends went with More Than, they have only ever received £20.00.

Are we having a picture of our Xmas trees.....Mine going up on the weekend but I would like to see other peoples trees...So love Xmas...:j:j:xmastree:

marmitelovemehateme

Anon wrote: »

I believe yes if you buy it in the airport airside.

HTH

Anon

Thats what I thought..Wouldn't be good to have it confiscated before the journey to Aussie....